Dedicatory Services of the United Church of Griswold
The article recalls the dedicatory services of the United Church of Griswold Iowa and outlines the covenant pledges, founding principles, and architectural details of the new church built for Rev Luck’s growing congregation. It covers the union history with Griswold Presbyterian efforts, the building’s design by T F Ericsson Red Oak, and features including seating for about 650, stained glass, and a three room basement with a gym dining and kitchen spaces.
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Christian Church of
Griswold
Chas
Luck
Fall River
Mass
Old Bay State
Christian Church
Rev
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Presbytery
Rev. Luck
West Main Street
Gordon
T. F. Ericsson
Atlantic Post Office
Holman
Sioux City
Lewis Rothman
York
Neb
Sunday School Officers and Union Members Listed
The article lists church officers for Sunday School and Ladies Union including J. D. Meredith as Superintendent and Mrs. J. R. Putnam as President of the Ladies Union. It also names choir sections, instrumentalists, and a partial charter-member roster for the Union Church of Griswold Iowa with membership nearly doubled.
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J. D. Meredith
Harry Reed
William Dean
Ladies Union
J. R. Putnam
H. M. Reinig
C. W. West
E. L. Phillips
Union Church of
Business Change at Bailey Grocery Store
R H Bailey Grocery Company sells an interest in the Bailey store to B I Jones who formerly ran a meat business on Chestnut Street. The deal closed yesterday and the store is closed for invoice. Jones buys Dave Snyder’s prior stake and will be actively involved. Bailey withdraws from active connection while Snyder remains temporarily.
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R. H. Bailey Grocery Company
B. I. Jones
Berg
Y McPherin
Lower Chestnut
Mr. Jones
Dave Snyder
Bailey
Three Senators Take Oath In Senate Swearing In
Lafe Young of Town Georgia Democrat Joseph M Ferrell and Claude A Swanson were sworn in as U S Senate members as the Senate convened. They were presented by Senators Martins Bacon and Cummings amid smiles and light laughter as the new delegation appeared.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Lafe Young
Town
Joseph M.ferrell
Georgia
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
Martins, Bacon
Board of Supervisors Names New Poor Farm Overseer
The board met at the courthouse to approve contracts and bills. James J. Davidson, formerly of Victoria township, was hired as overseer of the poor farm starting March 11 at a salary of $1000 annually with him paying his own help. Overseer Pulley will resign March 1. The Kimballton Construction Company was contracted for a new bridge near Marne, and several bills were approved before adjournment.
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Court House
James J. Davidson
Victoria Township
Pulley
Kimballton Construction Company
Marne
Bond proposition carries five to one in city vote
The bond measure to unite water and electric plants and improve the power plant won 771 to 145 in yesterday's special election. It carried every ward, with women largely supporting it. City Clerk Nichols and Mayor Straight will canvass the results, and the council may hire an expert to estimate costs and advertise for bonds.
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Cs. Ees
Nichols
Straight
Theeouncil
Peculiar accident leaves Hill with deep hand cut
Charles Hill, a chicken picker staying at the Atlantic hotel, woke and attempted to dress when a knife carried in his vest pocket slashed a long deep gash in his palm. He recently arrived to start work at a local produce house but had not yet begun.
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Charles Hill
Hill
Atlantic
Poultry Show Seeks Venue for Botna Valley Event
Promoters of the Botna Valley Poultry Association seek a suitable hall for the first show. If no building is secured the event will be canceled. Boosters Club may assist. a Thursday meeting at the Firemen's hall will hear Prof. Pierce speak on poultry with slides, courtesy of Joe Schiappacasse.
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Botna Valley Poultry Association
Eagles
Fourth Street
B. W. Petit
Boosters Club
Prof. Pierce
Government Service
Joe Schiappacasse
Government After Canadian Smugglers Expanded Across Border
New York reader note reports Collector Loeb says smugglers operate via Canada and that the government will enforce the law along the entire Canadian border after halting smuggling at New York Harbor.
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United Press
New York
Loeb
Canada
Canadian
Freeze Plunges Europe as Death Toll Rises
Cold wave grips Europe with over 100 people dead and 5000 cattle killed. Across provinces near Russia temperatures plunge to 48 below zero. Government troops deployed to rescue trains stranded in snow drifts.
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The
United Press
Berlin
Russia
Dennison Couple to Celebrate Golden Wedding Friday
Mr and Mrs C D Dennison set to mark their golden wedding anniversary Friday December 16 at their home on South Poplar Street. The couple are noted as long time friends of the News and its publishers and are making extensive preparations for the event.
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Mrs. C.D. Dennison
South Poplar
C. D. Dennison
Friends of the News
South Poplar Street
Mrs Eddy Burin to Be Buried at Mt Auburn
Boston Mass Dec 6 The body of Mrs Snddy founder of the Christian Science church will be buried at Mt Auburn cemetery Cambridge after funeral services Thursday morning
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Eddy Burin
The
United Press
Boston
Magss
Snddy
Christian Science Church
Mt. Auburn
Cambridge
Cuts missing from Griswold Union church dedication account
The newspaper notes it did not receive the photos for the Griswold Union church dedication report and states the cuts referenced in the story will be published the next day.
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Griswold Union
Liberals Will Have Majority as Parliament Lines Form
In Tandon December report the conservatives gain five seats, seek king’s restraint on liberal peers to prune veto power. Current tally 116 conservatives, 87 liberals, 16 Irish Nationalists, 14 Labourites. coalition possibility rises to 117. Liberal majority expected once all returns count.
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The
United Press
Tandon
Couple Wed in South Anita Home Ceremony
Lloyd Biggs and Mrs. Carrie Richards wed at the bride’s home in South Anita on Wednesday November 23 in the presence of close friends and relatives. The note also mentions local Bible listings and Fred Alexander's bindings and sales. Birth announcements and prompt job work are referenced from The News.
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Anita
Anita Tribune
Fa Bue
South Anita
Lloyd Biggs
Carrie Richards
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